John Stuart Mill's Social and Political Thought: Social ethics

act utilitarian action analysis argues attributes Bentham Benthamite chapter claim conception of happiness connotative constraints criterion criticism definist fallacy distinction doctrine empirical ence essay ethical experience F. H. Bradley fact feelings G. E. Moore greatest happiness hedonistic higher faculties higher pleasures human Ibid idea individual interpretation intrinsically J. S. Mill John Stuart Mill judgments justified kinds of pleasure liberal formula Liberty lower pleasures means mental pleasures Mill says Mill's argument Mill's conception Mill's qualitative Mill's theory Mill's Utilitarianism Mill's view mind Moore moral rules motive naturalistic fallacy nature nonhedonic object one's paragraph passage person Philosophy Plato pleas pleasant Political possible Principia Ethica principle of utility psychological psychological hedonism Qualitative Hedonism quantity of pleasure question reason rule utilitarian sake sanctions sensation sense sentiments social Socrates sort superior Theory of Justice thing desirable thought tion ultimate end ures Urmson virtue wrong